1969 Piper ArrowSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1969 Piper Arrow (N2917R) presents as a well-maintained example with 5,042 total airframe hours and a 1,358-hour SMOH engine paired with a new propeller. The aircraft features several speed modifications including gap seals, flap seals, wing root fairings, and rivet fairings to enhance performance. The panel stands out with an Aspen Evolution solid-state attitude indicator/directional gyro system coupled to a Garmin 155XL GPS and Piper Autotrol autopilot, creating a vacuum-free instrument environment. Additional avionics include a portable Garmin 696 with XM weather capability and a modern transponder.

The aircraft has been hangared throughout its life with only two owners and never used for training, suggesting careful operation. It comes with useful accessories including a Tanis engine heater, four-place headset system with headsets included, and a "Best Tugs" electric tug. The exterior was last painted in 2013 while the interior retains its original 1969 configuration. With a useful load of 1,028 lbs and full IFR capability, this Arrow offers practical cross-country performance with upgraded systems.